Article Reader
Help article layout with a breadcrumb, sectioned body, a sticky table-of-contents rail, and a was-this-helpful feedback row.
Help article layout with a breadcrumb, sectioned body, a sticky table-of-contents rail, and a was-this-helpful feedback row.
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Article Reader renders the help article How to invite team members to your workspace, last updated Jun 12, 2026. A breadcrumb trail links Help center then Getting started then the current title. The body flows through five sections, Before you start through Pending invitations, in a readable column. A sticky table-of-contents rail on the right links each section by anchor. At the foot a was-this-helpful row shows Yes and No buttons; selecting No reveals a What was missing or unclear Textarea with a Send feedback button.
Breadcrumbs, TOC items, and sections are three separate const arrays. The honest follow-up field on No is what turns a negative rating into actionable documentation feedback instead of a silent signal.
Reach for this block on any help article route, wired to your CMS slug and last-modified timestamp. Anchor the TOC links to the rendered section IDs and scroll the rail highlight with IntersectionObserver.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
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One strong use is the full help article with TOC and feedback. Other configurations:
Tip: render the what-was-missing field open in the static blueprint so reviewers see it; gate it behind an aria-pressed No button in the wired version.